Tippit Shooting, 1:15

[Bill Chapman]

To qualify for the Marines one must pass boot camp
Many fail due to the rigorous training

But more importantly (as JohnM points out) Oswald was lugging heavy books all over the TSBD every day. And using the stairs even just a few times per day would be provide excellent training.

Trotting/walking/jogging/sprinting for a few minutes would be dead easy for the little maggot.

[Bill Chapman]

DOA means having died before getting to a hospital, emergency room, etc.

You can look it up

[John Mytton]

You are wrong Colombo.... DOA means dead on arrival not dead before arrival.
Just like the others are posting-----------------------
The certificate states place of death....Methodist Hospital.....where he was pronounced dead at 1:15.
Yeah it was clear--so you can't go and muddy it up with conjecture and wishful thinking.
 OK...Oswald worked out at the gym? A killing machine? I thought he was a radar tech. Please stop the asinine remarks it is reducing what IQ you have left.

You are wrong Colombo.... DOA means dead on arrival not dead before arrival.
Just like the others are posting-----------------------
The certificate states place of death....Methodist Hospital.....where he was pronounced dead at 1:15.

Let me put this another way, say someone dies during the night and they are picked up by ambulance and driven back to the hospital, when the dead body arrives at the hospital the dead body is "dead on arrival" and the time of death must be estimated by examining the condition of the body, temperature, rigor mortis etc.

OK...Oswald worked out at the gym?

How is doing bench presses etc etc going to make someone walk faster? but on the other hand working 8 hours a day 5 days a week hauling books all over a 6 story building will definitely have a positive effect.

A killing machine?

Yeah, they trained Oswald to kill. In the following image we don't see Oswald playing with kittens and flowers.

Please stop the asinine remarks it is reducing what IQ you have left.

Whenever you clowns are cornered, out come the lazy insults. Yawn!

Btw did you catch that little puppy in the posts above nipping at my heels, how sweet.



JohnM

[John Mytton]

DOA means having died before getting to a hospital, emergency room, etc.

You can look it up

Yep, the clue is the actual words being used(Duh!) and I really don't understand why such a simple concept is not being grasped?

Dead on arrival (DOA), also dead in the field and brought in dead (BID)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_on_arrival

JohnM

[Tom Scully]

Yep, the clue is the actual words being used(Duh!) and I really don't understand why such a simple concept is not being grasped?

Dead on arrival (DOA), also dead in the field and brought in dead (BID)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_on_arrival

JohnM

B.S.... you omitted the rest of the statement!

... indicates that a patient was found to be already clinically dead upon the arrival of professional medical assistance,

Are you boldly (no shame) stating that a driver dispatched from a funeral home was a component of

professional medical assistance....

Really?

DOA means having died before getting to a hospital, emergency room, etc.

Where did you pull that out of? At least wash it off....it's still brown, moist, and steaming.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_on_arrival#Medical_DOA
... indicates that a patient was found to be already clinically dead upon the arrival of professional medical assistance, often in the form of first responders such as emergency medical technicians, paramedics, or police.

Did we cross post, or did you ignore the details I just posted?

Despite presenting proof I am confident he had read, David Von Pein ignored my discovery Virginia Davis lied about her age to DPD in November, 1963 (she claimed she was age 16 while birth records show she was not age 16 until June, 1964) and in her WC testimony in April of the following year.:

..... Ernst interview of E. Tenth St. resident Tippit shooting witness, Mrs. Donald Higgins, TV announcer, 1:06 pm....

This is a thread chock full of your "feelings". They do not inform. I am extremely weary of reading posts after post of members' feelings and other unsubstantiated opinions.

48 pages, so far, of a thread of CT "fluff".

[John Mytton]

Where did you pull that out of? At least wash it off....it's still brown, moist, and steaming.
Did we cross post, or did you ignore the details I just posted. This is a thread chock full of your "feelings". They do not inform.
I am extremely weary of reading posts after post of members' feelings and other unsubstantiated opinions.

48 pages, so far, of a thread of CT "fluff".

C'mon Tom stop this constant bitching, if the Forums contents don't satisfy your hoity-toity requirements, then go away!

JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

Let me put this another way, say someone dies during the night and they are picked up by ambulance and driven back to the hospital, when the dead body arrives at the hospital the dead body is "dead on arrival" and the time of death must be estimated by examining the condition of the body, temperature, rigor mortis etc.



How is doing bench presses etc etc going to make someone walk faster? but on the other hand working 8 hours a day 5 days a week hauling books all over a 6 story building will definitely have a positive effect.

Yeah, they trained Oswald to kill. In the following image we don't see Oswald playing with kittens and flowers.

Whenever you clowns are cornered, out come the lazy insults. Yawn!

Btw did you catch that little puppy in the posts above nipping at my heels, how sweet.

JohnM

Let me put this another way, say someone dies during the night and they are picked up by ambulance and driven back to the hospital, when the dead body arrives at the hospital the dead body is "dead on arrival" and the time of death must be estimated by examining the condition of the body, temperature, rigor mortis etc.


Who do you think you are fooling with this crap? Tippit was killed only a minute or two earlier. Do you really believe the condition of the body would have changed in those two minutes in such a way that an estimate for a time of death was required?

The ambulance arrived at the hospital and, according to Davenport's report, they tried to revive Tippit. When they failed they just qualified it as a DOA and registered the time at the hospital. Time of death; 1.15pm and place of death; the Methodist Hospital!

Get over it and take your propaganda crap elsewhere...